Former NSA chief raises $78 million for critical infrastructure cyber security start-up
Keith Alexander hopes latest round will help take his security start-up global
Keith Alexander was head of the NSA in 2005 and 2006 under President Bush
Former US National Security Agency chief Keith Alexander has raised $78 million of investment for his tech start-up IronNet Cyber Security. The series B investment was backed by British investment firm...
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